Ok, no wonder I couldn't create a dummy test case.
What happened was this - I already had a number of rudimentary RDBO
objects that I'd created manually.
In this particular case, I had a table 'user' and a table 'company',
with a FK relationship between user.company_id and company.company_id.
On 6/20/07, Michael Lackhoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is this possible? I tried $r->dir_config(user_obj => $rdbo_user_obj); from
> the mod_perl
> documentation but that didn't work.
I think you're looking for this:
$r->pnotes(user_obj => $rdbo_user_obj);
- Perrin
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I am using Apache2::AuthCookie for my authentification and authorisation. For
both I have to get
the user record from the database.
For authorisation I have to do an additional lookup for an ordinary item that
is requested by the
user. I need this record to check e.g. if the requested item and
The problem is more that the schema I have is large enough that I was
hoping to come up with a more straightforward example that properly
demonstrated the issue. ;)
Ovid wrote:
> - Original Message
> From: Peter Leonard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> I'm still trying to create a simple test
- Original Message
From: Peter Leonard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I'm still trying to create a simple test case to demonstrate it. It's
> definitely related to the presence of foreign keys in the database, but
> so far the stripped-down schemas I've built don't replicate the issue.
Have yo
Hello all,
So I've been working with Rose::DB::Object::Loader for the last two
days, and I think I've found a bug with how foreign keys are handled
with a MySQL 5.0 database (InnoDB tables).
In short, when RDBO::Loader->make_classes() calls
$meta->auto_initialize(), and a foreign key relation
On 6/19/07, mla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Could you expand a bit on that first sentence? What's the purpose of the
> SQL abstraction?
It's to provide a structured, mutable representation of SQL, rather
than trying to deal with it as a big, opaque string.
> I wouldn't mind using SQL and then ju
